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Sunday, March 30, 2014

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Article / 2 hours ago

Making the case for a large Apple 'iPad Pro'

Should Apple build a larger iPad for the professional crowd? I think it's a necessary evolution of the tablet.

Article / 4 hours ago

Why are tech companies trying to take over my face?

[commentary] Google Glass and Oculus Rift may be the future, but they aren’t about connecting me to a better world. They want me to believe computers are better than the world.

Article / 7 hours ago

SNL's Obama kisses Bieber for HealthCare.gov

What would it take to get 10 million people to sign up on HealthCare.gov in 48 hours? "Saturday Night Live" thinks selfies, cats, and celebrities are the answer.

Article / 8 hours ago

Google: Turkey is blocking our DNS service

Google says Turkish Internet service providers have set up servers that "masquerade" as Google's public DNS service.

Article / 11 hours ago

To listen to music or not: That is the question

Apparently, CNET writer Geoffrey Morrison thinks music is best enjoyed as background "soundtrack" for other activities. The Audiophiliac feels otherwise.

Article / 14 hours ago

Brock Davis: An artist who gets the Net (Q&A)

For this Minneapolis artist, the Internet isn't just a way to show his work. The constraints and abilities of sites like Instagram, Vine, and Flickr are an intrinsic part of the art itself.

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The quirky, clever art of Brock Davis (pictures)

Article / 1 day ago

BlackBerryesque Typo iPhone case hit with sales ban

The case, backed by TV personality Ryan Seacrest, is the subject of a patent-infringement suit by BlackBerry, and a judge grants a preliminary injunction against sales, saying BlackBerry has established a "likelihood" of such infringement.